Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 30, 1948, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON US, Vestern Allies Plan Strategy Hy ai.i:x hin(.i.i-:ton I.ONOON, April HI) - I'. IHplunml. rrpurtrd today Hip I'nlttMl Nlulm mill Hi flvr mil Inn: nf thi Wmtirti IKiinijiritn iilllitiirr hnvr iij.rrn tu Mrl up it WrMrrn (ifrnmti ftovrrn inrut (hi ymr. It Hotilil Imvr linmil rniitrul puurr nvrr tlotiirittlti nf. , DWciim mliilstriH (if Uir iilliuiiif (Unit III it iiln, Friiiirn, IIcIkIuim, Ilollitlid iiikI l.uxiliihniiiK - (mhiy tiluitrd pliuiiihiK their ait Inn to Hither Mimild war hit Hir.NpIlt coi tinnit HiltKh kv'( niiicin MMirccH mild llirlr urn.'. iiciidii wiin ImmhI on I In- iih.Miiitpt Inn itf MiljMimtlnl jiiippnit fintii I lit V, H, Trnlutlvp I'luii The plu ii fur WrMrrn (trrmitiiv Wiu rrpurtrd Iriititllvr. hlplomiili feuld ii tun-lruiH- rimnrrfti., rum purnldr to Hint id thr I'nltrd Ntulr. Hiuilil tie mtH.tllnliril tiv Hrptnnbrr 1 tu tukr nvrr hiw imtklMjt,. Thin would hr fnllnwrd liv it Kiiui lift 1 iihniiinptloit of mil Inn H y nvrr tntprmtl itffiilrn within WrMrni Clrrnmny. The- Kt-iipnti(iii power thr V. H. Milium mid 1-iiunr, would rrtftln MiprrvlMnn nvrr (Irrinaii for riKii policy. rxpuitK mid iii)MirtJi. thr UiforiimnU mild. Iidiirinrd miiirrr rutlri, that In grnrrnt term, the drfriinr nilnlpttrm here will tll-riiM undiirdltitlini f irmi, drvrliipniriit nf h nrtmirk nf all haw with rtiiiuiiiMi njiilpmrnl, flird iiiu(ui for triilnliiK mid ntnlii IhIiiIiib tlrfdiM fnrrp, mid the crmlluii of h hlRti ruinmnnd to blue print rfrfrmlvr nrlltiu. The tuition, fltanrd u fo.yrar mili tary, pollttcnt mid economic treaty in Ii.mie.j Mulch 17, Thr nirrilni( hern In t (in flntl on military cooper ation. Thr iiutltiiiK ulrntdy tmve tnlkrd nf flnnm-lnl mul economic problem. PACE THREI FUNNY BUSINESS Tourist Host School Slated I.AKKVIKW. Aiirll 30 Employers and employes In nil (limii that have contact with tourists In l-akc comity ere to attend a tourist ha"t school to be nmdut'trd Mnniliiy and Tuesday nmhti. Mny 10 mid II. I thr tnurl.it and ptiblu-lly rnmmlttrc nf t)i I.nkr County rhmnlx-r nl commerce. The committer in headed h Jrs Knha. The Ilmt nliilit, Monday, will br for the rmployrrK mid thr TuiMly nlKht iirMlnn ulll lo for rtnployrs. PUre for thr nrhixil hm not brrn wt. At both rwum-,. Munlry nnblnon. director of Irnvrl Infonnntlnn for thr ntnlr liiehuny drjmrtmrnt, will iwnk nn thr ovrr-ull toiirtm plrturr unrt how thr color film, "New Orr Itnii Trull." Infnriimtlon on thr locnl uniilr will tr hnndlnl by Fuhn. 'Portland To Toko Over Airport Ponn.ANl). April 30 i,p.-Tlir city will tnkr over ll nlrpnrt to niorrnw for thr flmt tunc mncc thr iiriny movrd in for thr wnr. There will br no noticeable rhnnnr. Alrllnn hnvr been usIiir thr Uriel. Opcmtlonn wm continue with thr city culnmtf piipem re toriim Iriinl titlr. Thr nrmy will ln lrnir pro vidinK It with lundlnit fucilitlr.i m thr mrimrt. Thr nrmy ulna will retnln t It In to thr cnnlonmrnt nl thr aniitli Mile of thr field. Mocabce Finishes Drafting Course OV-Ditniel II. Moculjee of Klnm- th Full wn itriidimted from the OV.S clrnftliiK cIhmi thin month, lie In the fourth to itritdunlc from this imrtlculnr cliihA, Mocubcc hna Hi-ccpted a position Mill n Mirvry moup for the burenti of reclnmntloti nl the Klnmiith Tiills nlrport. Kr.hP Kl.AM.VI II KI.KAN on "W wnntad mOr comfort thnn a trailer could slve utV W. N. Macken Dies At 76 Wllllum Nlcholmi Miicken, 70. for 30 yrura rime her of the Miilln dlntrlct, died In Kliimuth Pnllii ut 13:30 p, in. Thurndny tollowlnit a Irnuihy UlneM. lie w-hm txiru In Olruvllle. Minn , mid mine to the Mnlln mm In 1UI8. Mr. Mncken In aurvlved by one ltrr. Mm. II. W. Donnrr of IhU city, nod three brotliern, Arthur W. Mncken of Klumnth FiiIIk; J. II. Mncken of Alum, Neb, niul D. C. Mncken of Onvenport, In. Klnnl rltra will le held at 3 p. in. Hnturdny from Wnrd'i chntiel 'With the Itcv. Dnvld nnrnrtt nfflclntliiK. lutrrmrnt will be In the Klnmnth Memorlnl pnrk. Mobile X-Roy Unit To Visit Lakeview I.AKKVIKW, April 30-Tiic mobile X-ruy unit of the Oniton Tubercu loMn nnd Hculth HMioclntlon, lo Hive, free client X-rnyn for Identification of Til, will be In I-nkcvlew Prldny nnd Hnturdny, May 21 nnd 23. It wun nnnounccd TurMlny by Mr. Mitchell Klrphenn. pre.Mdrut of the Lake County llenllli uuoclutlon. Mm. I'hll Neia wnn elected prenl dent of the nviwlutlon for the com Iiik yrnr nt luncheon held nt the Klk club Thurndny nftcruoon. other affirm elected were Mm. Jiunc Htewnrt, vice president: Mm. LnVere Hewitt, secretary; Mra. Don fjpniKue, trcnMirer. Bonanza Mr. and Mm. lull Hcchdoldt M'enl the week-end at Kuginc. They Uxk their diuiKhtcr Lola Hunt and Kriiiidiluuithtcr Jenny to KuKcne where they met their aon-In-liiw I'hll Hunt of Portland. Mra. Hunt and dmiKhter spent Huiiduy evcnliiit In I.iujkcII valley nt the Lenvltt home. Mr. and Mra. Bill liolea and MarKiiret Anne of Klnmnth Falla enl the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mra. Homer Depuy and family. Mr. and Mra. Walter OrniiKer and three dnllKhU-m of Halt Lake City, UUih, ii nd Knrl IliiKlva of Hiiwthorue, Nev., npent aeveral daya wltli Mr, and Mra. Lea Leav Itl and family. Mra. Ornnner and lenvltt are alKter nnd brother. Mra. liny HotlKra of Tulelake ent Sat urday with her pnrenu. the Lea Iavltta, and visited her aunt and fnmlly. Mr. and Mra. Larry Ooeritea and Joylene of Klamath Falln a)cnl Hunday with Mr. and Mra. Hill llumett and family. Mr. and Mra. Clny Walker have a new itraiidaon, Ernie Unit, born Inat week to their dauKhter, Mra. Orlu Itanklna. Many Lanitcll valley folka at- , tended the bnrbemhop aliiKliiK at Langell Valley Mr. and Mra. Walter Hmlth and family were Hunday guvau at the home of her niece, Mra. Lea'er Moore of Merrill and fnmlly. Mra. Effle Oilman of Molnlla who haa been vlaltlim her daiiKtiU.-r Mra. Mixre returned to Lanntll valley with the Btnltha, leavlim lor her home Tuea day morniiiK. L. A. CoiiAtnna of Lakeview apent the week-end vlaltlnK friends. Hla son-in-law Hill Harvlson vlnlttd the Inland Harris family and Mary Alice Harvlson visited Klalne Betllc. Mr. and Mra. Qua Carr of Klamath Falla spent last week with their son and dauKhter-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. IJelbert Carr. Ilhea House spent Tuesday with Marnaret Burnett. Mrs. Jack McCartle of Klamath Fnlls la vlsltlnx relatives and friends for a few days, Mr. and Mra. Ed Oowen and Mr. and Mra. Owen Pepple enjoyed din ner at Sana In Klamath Falls on Baturday evenlnft and later went to the 4-11 club fair at the falrxrounda and a ahow. Xhe occasion waa Ed a birthday. Principal Sharp haa announced that itraduatlon for Bonanza aenlora will be held on May 24 Instead of May 21 which la election day. Mr. and Mra. Herb Johnson and children of Bly apent Sunday visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mra. Irwin Otiber of Klamath Fulls pent Sunday with her parenta, Mr. and Mra. William Sparka. Congratulations to the House Brothers quartet whose many frlenda enjoyed the Barbershop alng and afterglow on Frldny evening. Mr. and Mra. Herb Marchant of Oranta Pasa are visiting their son Ray and family. Mra. Viola Dearborn of Klamath Falls apent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Lea Leavltt and Mra. Mary Dearborn. Mra. Elliott House apent Thurs day and Friday in Klamath Falls with her daughter Mra. Don Rosa. Mra. Orace McCord of Klamath Falls apent aeveral daya Inst week with her sinter Mra. Ruth Williams. The graduation exerclsea for the Bonanza seniors will be held on the Pelican theatre In Klamath last Friday and enjoyed hearing the House brothers quartet from Langell valley. Mr. and Mra. Eddie Rupert and children of Klamath Falls are vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mra. Homer Depuy. Glass Mountain Brick Company's BUILDING BLOCKS The finest 100 aggregate Pumice Blocks ever to be placed on the Klamath Foils market. Manufactured of Class Mountain Pumice the hardest in the West. Steam cured by makers with the "know how." Fire Proof. Moisture resistant. Uniform color and texture. Straight and true for easy laying. Surpass code requirements for strength. The Superior Building Material for no more cost than other competitive blocks. Sizes 4x6x12; 6x8x 12; 8x8x16. For free estimates and low on your job delivery prices call Klomath Falls 3776 before 5 P. M., or 20821 Eve nings. Or visit our modern plant 28 miles S. of Tulelake on Highway 139. Mny 24 at I p. m. Instead of May It which Is election day. KEEP KLAMATH KLCAN i ,, a,, 1 have you A "CREATIVE CHIN ? FIRM, BUT SOFTLY MODELLED, INDICATES CONSTRUCTIVE THOUGHT. OWNER WILL CERTAINLY , ENJOY MULLING OVER A "DOUBLE-RICH' CREAM OF KENTUCKY WHISKEY SOUR! $320 J (sG&uk of ttieiitticlkf Blended whiskey. 86 proof, 70S grain neutral spirits. Copr.1948, Schenley Dut.Cotp.,N.T. For llir brat used ears, are Krlby lt. Flaherty Death Learned Here Word hns been received here of thr death of Patrick Vlahrrty, long tlmr employe of thr Southern Paci fic and a former rrsldrut of Kla math Pnlla. Mr. Flnhrrly died In fit Paul. Minn , April 23. at the age of 60. He had been 111 for some time. During the time he waa employed here as an HP switchman he lived at thr St. Francla npnrtmruta. Survivors Inrludr two alstrrs and thrrr broth rrs, all of whom llvr In Cnllfomla. ii yf if 4 WHEEL and STEERING ALIGNMENT SERVICE DICK 6. MILLER CO. 1th Klamath Th. 4103 jr' "fil PAIN SHOULDER BLAdJkTC Kf yon tiptrltne sharp, knife-like pain between the shoulder bladti after prolonged clott work, It may be i dut to tytstraln. Driving a car long I distaneoi often products the tamt re- suit. Thtit palm are warning signals your oyti need eHcntlonl Saf- guard precious tight havt your tytt txamlntd at Itast onct a ytar by Dr. Sid O. Nolti Optontetrlsti. Prompt service. Cordial credit. Open 9 a. m. to 3:30 p, m. All Day Saturdoy iiiiBiigill DR. OMAR J. NOLES DR. WILLIAM B. SIDDENS LTDAM(DIE Yoi, friends and neighbors, those popular Western Dances ore back again,. at your South Sixth Street Corral at tho Fairgrounds, but only this timo featuring two big dances a weak INSTEAD OF ONE. This Friday, April 30th "Poor Boy Slim and His West Coast Playboys" flno Western ond Hillbilly bond. And Saturday May lit, your friendly King of Western Swing of the Oregon Country, Tex Dcaterago and hit Western Rang Ridori. "Come One, Come All." 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